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What was invented by Norman Stingley in 1965, and had sold over six million of them in their first ten years of availability. This novelty is made of a material called zectron, which is largely vulcanized polybutadiene, a material with a large coefficient of restitution.

When Rosalyn once asked the inventor of this game why they had to wear masks, she was told that no one questions the masks. Time fracture wickets are used in this game. Rosalyn once figured out this game's philosophy by "stumbling into the perimeter of wisdom". Identify this fictional game first introduced in print around 1990.

The first "Bucky Balls" or molecules of "Buckminsterfullerne" were discovered at Rice University in 1985. How many atoms of carbon were in that first Bucky ball?

This game was allegedly invented in Chicago by some men who had gathered at a boat club to await the results of the annual Yale-Harvard football game. This oldest version of the game was later usurped by a bastardized version of the game invented in Minnesota that is now the international standard. Originally played indoors during the winter, identify this sport played internationally today with a round ball just under 4 inches in diameter.

Which infamous film character said, in a 1983 film:

I never f*@&ed anybody over in my life didn't have it coming to them. You got that? All I have in this world is my balls and my word and I don't break them for no one.

One of the more financially successful alumni of Ball State is John Schnatter. With what company is Schnatter most associated with as its founder, CEO, and spokesperson.

Name any two of the four players in Major League Baseball history to have reached base-on-balls over 2000 times in their career (three of the four are in the Hall of Fame).

Noted televangelist Jimmy Swaggert is a cousin of which legendary American music star? This star notably had another cousin whom he got in trouble with. In an 1989 biopic titlef for this singer's most famous hit, Alec Baldwin played Swaggert, and Dennis Quaid played this singer. Today, this man owns a "cafe and honky tonk" on Beale Street in Memphis.

In dancesport (competitive ballroom dancing), there are five ballroom dance styles listed under the "International Standard", according to the World Dance Council. Identify any one of the two ballroom dance styles that are classified as International Standard, which are also words used in the NATO phonetic alphabet

In which 2001 comedy will you find Cuba Gooding, Jr's character commandeering a bus filled with Lucille Ball impersonators trying to get to an I Love Lucy convention? This film also had a scene with Jon Lovitz and his family set at a Barbie Museum (not the Barbie you are likely thinking of).

Which company manufactures the official balls used by the National Football League (and they have done this, more or less, since World War II).

When Italy was united in the 1860s, this procedure, for musical purposes, was outlawed, and the Vatican began phasing out people subject to this procedure for musical purposes in 1878. John Henry and Funny Cide both were subject to this procedure, and Thomas Corbett, the man credited with killing John Wilkes Booth, notably did this to himself. Identify this procedure.